IN RE: KENNETH C. DUKE REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
Amended Petition to Remove Successor Trustee, Appoint Alternate Successor Trustee, for Accounting and Inventory, and Other Relief
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This matter is on calendar for further proceedings on an amended Petition to Remove Successor Trustee, Appoint Alternate Successor Trustee, for Accounting and Inventory, and Other Relief. An objection was previously filed. At the last hearing, the Court ordered an accounting to be filed and served. This matter is also on calendar for hearing on a Petition for Approval of Accounting, Attorney Fees, Reimbursement to Trustee, and Distribution of Trust Assets. The matter has been properly noticed with proof of service on file. No objections have been raised. The Trust provided for equal distribution of the residue of the estate to Kenneth Duke, Melissa Allen, and Brandi Duke-Foster. The Petition indicates that distribution was not made equally, but that Mr. Duke consented to the distribution. No consent has been filed as stated in item 30 of the Petition.
The matter is continued to Monday, June 22, 2026, at 2:30 p.m. in Department 44 for further proceedings on the amended Petition to Remove Successor Trustee, Appoint Alternate Successor Trustee, for Accounting and Inventory, and Other Relief and the Petition for Approval of Accounting, Attorney Fees, Reimbursement to Trustee, and Distribution of Trust Assets. Petitioner is required to file and serve a new Notice of Hearing for the continued hearing date on all parties entitled to notice. A consent to the distribution is required to be filed. No appearance is necessary on today’s calendar.
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